If you are thinking about owning your first home, it can be a very daunting prospect.
Now not all mortgages are the same and all the lenders have different criteria and interest rates. You may think it appropriate to go to your own bank to get advice, however, remember they can only offer you a very limited selection of rates, as an independent whole of market mortgage broker I have access to a far wider range of lenders and products and will recommend the right one that suits your needs.
Whether you have had adverse credit issues, have a limited deposit, or potentially need a guarantor AIW Mortgages is here to help you through each stage of the house buying journey!
From the first initial call to getting your keys to your new home. We will get to know more about you and your situation and then work out exactly much mortgage you can comfortably borrow.
We will then source the most suitable mortgage deal on the market and obtain a mortgage in principle that will allow you to make an offer on what will hopefully be your dream home.
Having a deposit is a key part of buying a home, I can even help you boost your deposit with government-backed shared equity schemes such as the LIFT scheme, First Home Fund and Help to Buy.
Then once you have been successful with your offer, We will check the whole of the market and recommend the most appropriate mortgage to suit your circumstances but more importantly your budget. We will then collect all the paperwork and submit the application to the lender and see it through until its conclusion, keeping your regularly updated.
Even after your mortgage has been approved and you have moved into your new home, We will still be able to help you in the future as your mortgage deal will come to an end and you will then need my assistance to help you get a new deal on your mortgage. We will set a reminder to contact you well in advance of your mortgage rate ending so that we will have sufficient time to review your circumstances and apply for a new deal that will undoubtedly save you money on your mortgage.